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How to write minutes from the general meeting
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The minutes should include all items from the agenda. Use the agenda as a structure and note everything that was discussed and decided under each point. Keep it short and to the point.

The minutes help both the board and all members stay updated on what’s happening in the association. Write them with those who couldn’t attend in mind.

Remember to include the names of the board members—these must match the information reported to the financial institution.

The minutes must cover:

  • Election of the moderator

  • Annual report

  • Approval of the revised accounts

  • Budget presentation (if applicable)

  • Proposals from the assembly

  • Board election – names and roles of all elected members

  • Election of substitutes

  • Any other business

Note: The moderator must sign the minutes. Read more about the moderator here.

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